Ottawa Editor Recalls Parliament Life and War Efforts
A Ottawa weekly editor notes MPs like Olaf Hansen as working men and reflects on wartime topics. He describes climate of Parliament, a tank sighting, price controls, agricultural and defense spending, and wartime roundups including oilseed production, rationing, and female rural workers' exceptional ration privileges.
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Consumers’ Branch
Wartime Prices Board
Itt
Flying squad formed after fatal plane crash in London
A flying squad was set up to investigate complaints of FOA-FL bias and to respond to public demand for action following a plane crash at a school field that injured several boys.
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London
Foa-Fl
All Cock Cocktail Invented by Gambian Food Specialists
Food specialists in Gambia invent an all-cock cocktail made from groundnut and palm oils in a five to one ratio. The mixture enriches the diet with vitamins A and D.
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Cairo
Gambia
Ragweed Threats and Hay Fever Time in Ontario
Ontario faces yearly hay fever from ragweed pollen. Millions exposed as ragweed blooms from spring to freeze, causing sneezing itchy eyes and potential asthma. Municipalities enforce weed laws to control the annual, widespread weed found along curbs fences and buildings.
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Ontario
Reders
Moses
Honeymoon Ends Behind Bars As WAAF Couple Wed
Blond Beatrice Laird of the Women's Auxiliary Air Force and John Alexander Wardle a 21 year old Naval Marine married during a police escorted ceremony after Beatrice fled on French leave. She returned to her unit next day and expressed surprise at the confinement.
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London 1
Beatrice Laird
Yearold
WAAF
John Alexander Wardle
Beatrice
Roarred
Rising farm prices threaten inflation spread
Donald Gordon, chair of the Prices Board, warned last week that rising farm prices could spread inflation. He noted Canadian farmers face low prices but see some compensation except for Wheat, and warned that Canada must align prices with higher American levels or face higher costs for all goods.
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Donald Gordon
Rrices
Chaiman
Canada
Mr. Gordon
Meals for Two Active People in Homemaker Advice
A dated homemaker guide offers breakfast speed tips and simple meals. It covers quick breakfasts with juices cereals and eggs and provides a beef roast with gravy and beet dishes. The tone reflects wartime or midcentury domestic advice aimed at brides and workers balancing meals.
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Stella
She's Got Spurs And They Jingle
Florence Herrman, 26, becomes the first woman wrangler at the Tumbing D-W dude ranch near Reno Nevada. She handles horses from dawn to dusk guiding inexperienced riders and ensuring safety in the Sierra scenery before evening bridg e games with guests.
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Reno
Nev
Dora Wood
Florence Herrman
Hempstead
N. Y
Wood
Franktown
Florence
Washoe Valley
High Sierras
New Box Car Loads War Material for National System
A pellet of 2,000 new box cars is shown at National Mailways Elunitions Limited plant loaded with naval pins made by the Canadian National Railways subsidiary. The car bears the maple leaf design with system insignia. A large crane, handled by Miss Beaudet, places an artillery barrel inside the specially designed box car built at the Montreal wood mill shop.
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Canadian National
National Mailways Elunitions Limited
Cypadiin National Railways
Wells Beaulet
Unnet
Miss Beaudet
Canadian National Railways
Montreal
Women and Men at National Munitions Plant During War Effort
The article describes workers at the National Munitions Limited uplart operated by Canadian railways, showing skilled hands training for naval gun production. It highlights precision work with vernier gauges, boring and honing barrels, and quality testing by inspectors using microscopes and a diamond indentation method to ensure accuracy for range and arc of naval guns.
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Enone
Brecdony
National Gailwe Munitions Limited
Thi Hoon
Systen
Rafety Eately
Wayquire
Imachines
Uethers
Variauk
Panyginye
Ata
Naval Gan
Ju Vickers
Record flight sets Montreal to Britain trans Atlantic time
A Canada Air Lines crew established a new non stop wartime trans Atlantic service record from Montreal to Britain aboard a large transport plane carrying mail. The elapsed time from take off to landing was 28 minutes faster than the previous best. The flight carried a second C A L crew plus three official passengers and mail, with a ceremony showing the crew and officials involved.
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Tre Canada Air Lines
Montreal
Britain
Dominion
Trane Canada Ore
T.C.A
H. Thomas
M. B. Barclay
A. J. Blac
A. Rankin
C. S. Hewett
W. Houston
de Haviland
J. R. K. Main
Ingor
Airways
Department of Transport
C. Ritchie
Department of External
Wwth
Commissaiere Ofa One
England
G. Netleton
R. M.ith
Capesin Ronald F. George
Ager
Tic.a
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